Mounting structure of primary optical element for vehicle headlamp, vehicle lamp and vehicle

ABSTRACT

A mounting structure of a primary optical element for a vehicle headlamp, comprising a primary optical element, a mounting bracket for mounting the primary optical element, and a cover plate connected to the mounting bracket; the primary optical element, the mounting bracket, and the cover plate are provided with positioning limiting structures for limiting the degree of freedom of the primary optical element; the positioning limiting structures comprise an up-down positioning limiting structure provided on the primary optical element, the mounting bracket and the cover plate, as well as a left-right positioning limiting structure and a front-back positioning limiting structure provided on the primary optical element and the mounting bracket. Also disclosed are a vehicle lamp and a vehicle comprising the mounting structure of a primary optical element for a vehicle headlamp.

This application is a 35 USC § 371 national stage of internationalapplication No. PCT/CN2019/112841, which is entitled “MOUNTING STRUCTUREOF PRIMARY OPTICAL ELEMENT FOR VEHICLE HEADLAMP, VEHICLE LAMP ANDVEHICLE,” was filed Oct. 23, 2019, and claims priority to ChineseApplication Nos. 201910428378.4, filed on May 22, 2019; 201910164892.1,filed on Mar. 5, 2019; 201910083832.7, filed on Jan. 29, 2019; and201811248104.9 filed on Oct. 25, 2018 all of which are incorporatedherein by reference as if fully set forth.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present disclosure relates to a vehicle lamp, and particularlyrelates to a mounting structure of a primary optical element for avehicle headlamp. In addition, the present disclosure further relates toa vehicle lamp and a vehicle.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

There are many types of vehicle lamps for existing vehicles, including alow beam, a high beam, a corner lamp, a matrix type high beamillumination system, an adaptive high beam, a signal lamp and the like.In these vehicle lamps, a primary optical element for carrying out lightdistribution on light emitted by a light source plays a decisive role.

Currently, the primary optical element on the vehicle lamp generally ismade of glass, silica gel or plastic which is a transparent material,and the primary optical element can carry out primary light distribution(e.g., focusing, collimation and the like) on the light emitted by thelight source, and thus, the primary optical element plays a great rolefor a lighting effect of the vehicle lamp, and the positioning andmounting reliability of the primary optical element has a greatinfluence on accuracy of the light shape of the vehicle lamp and thelighting effect of the vehicle lamp. Meanwhile, any one part arranged onthe primary optical element can generate influences on primary lightdistribution of the light, and excessive mounting structures andpositioning structures can generate more or less influences on a lightdistributing effect of the primary optical element.

Based on the above reasons, the prior art is difficult to effectivelyensure that the primary optical element can achieve a mounting effectwith higher accuracy and higher stability without adding otherpositioning structures and limiting structures; and the structure isrelatively complex, the manufacturing cost is relatively high, and thelighting effect is not ideal.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present disclosure firstly is to solve a technical problem ofproviding a mounting structure of a primary optical element for avehicle headlamp. The mounting structure of a primary optical elementfor a vehicle headlamp is simple in structure, convenient and rapid toinstall, stable in optical performance, low in manufacturing cost andgood in lighting effect.

In addition, the present disclosure is also to solve a problem ofproviding a vehicle lamp. A mounting structure of a primary opticalelement for a vehicle headlamp in the vehicle lamp is simple instructure, convenient and rapid to install, stable in opticalperformance, low in manufacturing cost and good in lighting effect.

Further, the present disclosure is also to solve a problem of providinga vehicle. A vehicle lamp of the vehicle is stable in opticalperformance, low in manufacturing cost and good in lighting effect.

In order to solve the above technical problems, in one aspect, thepresent disclosure provides a mounting structure of a primary opticalelement for a vehicle headlamp, including a primary optical element, amounting bracket for mounting the primary optical element and a coverplate connected with the mounting bracket. A positioning limitingstructure for limiting a freedom degree of the primary optical elementis arranged on the primary optical element, the mounting bracket and thecover plate. The positioning limiting structure includes: an up-downpositioning limiting structure, the up-down positioning limitingstructure being arranged on the primary optical element, the mountingbracket and the cover plate so as to facilitate mounting and positioningof the primary optical element and limiting a freedom degree of theprimary optical element in an up-down direction; and a left-rightpositioning limiting structure and a front-back positioning limitingstructure, the left-right positioning limiting structure and thefront-back positioning limiting structure being arranged on the primaryoptical element and the mounting bracket so as to facilitate mountingand positioning of the primary optical element and limiting freedomdegrees of the primary optical element in a front-back direction and aleft-right direction.

As one preferred structure form of the present disclosure, the up-downpositioning limiting structure includes a plurality of light guidingbodies arranged at the rear end of the primary optical element, mountingbracket rear positioning faces arranged at the rear end of the mountingbracket, mounting bracket front positioning faces arranged at the frontend of the mounting bracket, cover plate rear positioning faces arrangedat the rear portion of the cover plate and cover plate front positioningfaces arranged at the front portion of the cover plate, the cover platerear positioning faces and the cover plate front positioning faces arearranged on the same plane, the mounting bracket front positioning facesand the mounting bracket rear positioning faces are arranged on the sameplane, the lower surfaces of the front portions of the light guidingbodies abut against the mounting bracket front positioning faces, thelower surfaces of the rear portions of the light guiding bodies abutagainst the mounting bracket rear positioning faces, the cover platefront positioning faces abut against the upper surfaces of the frontportions of the light guiding bodies, and the cover plate rearpositioning faces abut against the upper surfaces of the rear portionsof the light guiding bodies so as to limit the freedom degree of theprimary optical element in the up-down direction.

Optionally, the up-down positioning limiting structure includes aplurality of bosses arranged on the surface of the cover plate close tothe primary optical element, the bosses abut against one surface of theprimary optical element, and the other surface of the primary opticalelement abuts against the mounting bracket so as to limit the freedomdegree of the primary optical element in the up-down direction.

Further optionally, the up-down positioning limiting structure includesa mounting groove formed on the mounting bracket, and the primaryoptical element is arranged in the mounting groove and positionedbetween the mounting bracket and the cover plate so as to limit thefreedom degree of the primary optical element in the up-down direction.

As another preferred structure form of the present disclosure, awedge-shaped gap is formed between each two adjacent light guidingbodies from the rear end to the front end, and the mounting bracket rearpositioning faces correspond to the wedge-shaped gaps one to one; thefront ends of the light guiding bodies are connected into one wholebody, and a positioning rib is arranged or integrally formed in thewedge-shaped gap between each two adjacent light guiding bodies; theleft-right positioning limiting structure and the front-back positioninglimiting structure include two rear positioning pins arranged on eachmounting bracket rear positioning face and in the front-back direction,gaps between every two rear positioning pins arranged in the front-backdirection correspond to the positioning ribs one to one, and thepositioning ribs are clamped between the two corresponding rearpositioning pins and abut against the two corresponding rear positioningpins so as to limit the freedom degree of the primary optical element inthe front-back direction; and two opposite faces of each two adjacentlight guiding bodies abut against the corresponding rear positioningpins so as to limit the freedom degree of the primary optical element inthe left-right direction.

Optionally, two rows of rear positioning pins are arranged on the uppersurface and/or the lower surface of the rear portion of the mountingbracket, two front-back adjacent rear positioning pins are arranged inthe front-back direction, gaps between every two rear positioning pinsarranged in the front-back direction correspond to the positioning ribsone to one, and the positioning ribs are clamped between the twocorresponding rear positioning pins and abut against the twocorresponding rear positioning pins so as to limit the freedom degree ofthe primary optical element in the front-back direction; and twoopposite faces of each two adjacent light guiding bodies abut againstthe corresponding rear positioning pins so as to limit the freedomdegree of the primary optical element in the left-right direction.

Further optionally, a row of rear positioning pins are arranged at therear portion of the mounting bracket in the left-right direction, amatching clamping groove structure is arranged at the front portion ofthe mounting bracket, the matching clamping groove structure is inbuckled connection with a flanging protrusion structure arranged at thefront portion of the primary optical element, and the rear positioningpins are inserted into the wedge-shaped gaps so as to limit the freedomdegrees of the primary optical element in the left-right direction andthe front-back direction.

More preferably, the rear positioning pin is of a cone frustum structureor a pyramid frustum structure of which the sectional area of an upperportion is smaller than the sectional area of a lower portion, and abackstop structure is arranged on the surface of each rear positioningpin abutting against the positioning rib.

As one specific structure form of the present disclosure, mountingbracket positioning pins and buckle matching holes are disposed on theleft and right sides of the mounting bracket, cover plate positioningholes and buckles are disposed on the left and right sides of the coverplate, the mounting bracket positioning pins correspond to the coverplate positioning holes one to one, and the buckle matching holescorrespond to the buckles one to one.

Optionally, mounting bracket positioning pins and cover plate mountingholes are disposed on the left and right sides of the mounting bracket,cover plate positioning holes and cover plate fixing holes are formed inthe left and right sides of the cover plate, the mounting bracketpositioning pins correspond to the cover plate fixing holes one to one,and the cover plate mounting holes correspond to the cover plate fixingholes one to one.

More specifically, the mounting bracket positioning pin is of a cylinderstructure or a cone frustum structure or a cuboid structure or a pyramidfrustum structure.

As one specific structure form of the present disclosure, the mountingstructure of a primary optical element for a vehicle headlamp accordingto present disclosure further includes a circuit board, a radiator onwhich the circuit board is installed and mounting screws; the circuitboard is provided with circuit board positioning holes; the radiator isprovided with radiator positioning holes; the mounting bracket isprovided with circuit board positioning pins; the circuit boardpositioning pins correspond to the circuit board positioning holes andthe radiator positioning holes one to one; and the mounting screws areadapted to fix the mounting bracket and the circuit board onto theradiator.

As another specific structure form of the present disclosure, theprimary optical element includes an upper primary optical element and alower primary optical element, the cover plate includes an upper coverplate and a lower cover plate, the upper primary optical element and theupper cover plate for limiting the upper primary optical element in theup-down direction are sequentially installed on the upper side of themounting bracket from bottom to top, an inner lamp lens is installed onthe upper side of the upper cover plate, and the lower primary opticalelement and the lower cover plate for limiting the lower primary opticalelement in the up-down direction are sequentially installed on the lowerside of the mounting bracket from top to bottom; and

the upper primary optical element and the lower primary optical elementeach include a plurality of light guiding bodies, wherein the lightemergent ends of the light guiding bodies of the upper primary opticalelement are connected with each other to form an upper light emergentsurface, the light emergent ends of the light guiding bodies of thelower primary optical element are connected with each other to form alower light emergent surface, a light incident surface of the inner lamplens corresponds to the upper light emergent surface, and the bottom ofthe inner lamp lens is positioned within a height range of the upperlight emergent surface.

More specifically, the up-down positioning limiting structure includes aplurality of bosses formed on the surface of the cover plate close tothe primary optical element, the bosses abut against one surface of theprimary optical element, and the other surface of the primary opticalelement abuts against the mounting bracket so as to limit the freedomdegree of the primary optical element in the up-down direction.

Further specifically, two rows of rear positioning pins are arranged onthe upper surface and/or the lower surface of the rear portion of themounting bracket, two front-back adjacent rear positioning pins arearranged in the front-back direction, gaps between every two rearpositioning pins arranged in the front-back direction correspond to thepositioning ribs one to one, and the positioning ribs are clampedbetween the two corresponding rear positioning pins and abut against thetwo corresponding rear positioning pins so as to limit the freedomdegree of the primary optical element in the front-back direction; andtwo opposite faces of each two adjacent light guiding bodies abutagainst the corresponding rear positioning pins so as to limit thefreedom degree of the primary optical element in the left-rightdirection.

As one specific embodiment of the present disclosure, the primaryoptical element is arranged in an accommodating cavity defined by acircuit board, a lens bracket and a lens with a grid-shaped structure, aradiator is arranged at the rear end of the circuit board, and theprimary optical element is installed at the front end of the circuitboard.

More specifically, the up-down positioning limiting structure includes amounting groove formed on the mounting bracket, and the primary opticalelement is arranged in the mounting groove and positioned between themounting bracket and the cover plate so as to limit the freedom degreeof the primary optical element in the up-down direction.

Further, a row of rear positioning pins are arranged at the rear portionof the mounting bracket in the left-right direction, a matching clampinggroove structure is formed at the front portion of the mounting bracket,the matching clamping groove structure is in buckled connection with aflanging protrusion structure arranged at the front portion of theprimary optical element, and the rear positioning pins are inserted intothe wedge-shaped gaps so as to limit the freedom degrees of the primaryoptical element in the left-right direction and the front-backdirection.

As another specific embodiment of the present disclosure, the mountingstructure includes a primary optical system and a secondary projectingsystem; the primary optical system includes a primary optical element, amounting bracket, a cover plate, a circuit board and a radiator; thesecondary projecting system includes a lens bracket, a lens and a lenscollar for connecting the lens with the lens bracket, and the lensbracket is connected with the mounting bracket;

the primary optical element is divided into an upper-layer opticalelement and a lower-layer optical element, the upper-layer opticalelement and the lower-layer optical element are each provided with lightguiding bodies, and the light guiding bodies correspond to one lightsource; and the mounting bracket is provided with two rows ofrectangular holes, and the light guiding bodies can be inserted into therectangular holes.

More specifically, the left-right positioning limiting structure and thefront-back positioning limiting structure include at least one row ofrectangular holes formed in the mounting bracket and a positioning ribarranged in a wedge-shaped gap between each two adjacent light guidingbodies, each rectangular hole is provided with a connecting rib in theleft-right direction, the rectangular holes correspond to the lightguiding bodies one to one, and the light guiding bodies are insertedinto the rectangular holes and the positioning ribs abut against theconnecting ribs so as to limit the freedom degree of the primary opticalelement in the left-right direction and limit backward movement of theprimary optical element;

the up-down positioning limiting structure includes a groove formed onthe lower surface of the cover plate and flanging protrusion structuresarranged at the upper portion and the lower portion of the front end ofthe primary optical element, the light guiding bodies are inserted intothe rectangular holes, the flanging protrusion structure at the upperportion of the front end of the primary optical element is inserted intothe groove, and the flanging protrusion structure at the lower portionof the front end of the primary optical element abuts against the uppersurface of a horizontally extending platform structure on the mountingbracket so as to limit the freedom degree of the primary optical elementin the up-down direction; and the horizontally extending platformstructure on the mounting bracket limits forward movement of the primaryoptical element.

Further, on the basis of the above-mentioned technical solutions of thepresent disclosure, the present disclosure also provides a vehicle lamp.The vehicle lamp is provided with the mounting structure of a primaryoptical element for a vehicle headlamp according to any one of theabove-mentioned technical solutions.

In addition, the present disclosure further provides a vehicle. Thevehicle is provided with the vehicle lamp according to theabove-mentioned technical solution.

By the above-mentioned technical solutions, the mounting structure of aprimary optical element for a vehicle headlamp of the present disclosureincludes the primary optical element, the mounting bracket for mountingthe primary optical element and the cover plate connected with themounting bracket; the positioning limiting structure for limiting thefreedom degree of the primary optical element is arranged on the primaryoptical element, the mounting bracket and the cover plate; and thepositioning limiting structure includes: the up-down positioninglimiting structure, the up-down positioning limiting structure beingarranged on the primary optical element, the mounting bracket and thecover plate so as to facilitate mounting and positioning of the primaryoptical element and limiting the freedom degree of the primary opticalelement in the up-down direction; and the left-right positioninglimiting structure and the front-back positioning limiting structure,the left-right positioning limiting structure and the front-backpositioning limiting structure being arranged on the primary opticalelement and the mounting bracket so as to facilitate mounting andpositioning of the primary optical element and limiting the freedomdegrees of the primary optical element in the front-back direction andthe left-right direction. According to the present disclosure, thepositioning limiting structures in the front-back direction and theleft-right direction are formed by the positioning ribs between everytwo light guiding bodies on the primary optical element and thepositioning pins on the mounting bracket, and then the cover plate isutilized to form the positioning limiting structure in the up-downdirection for the primary optical element; and the positioning limitingstructure of the present disclosure effectively ensures that the primaryoptical element has few attachment structures, the influence on lightdistribution performance of light is small, the installation stabilityof the primary optical element can be effectively ensured and normal useof the primary optical element is ensured.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a stereoscopic structural schematic diagram of a mountingstructure of a primary optical element for a vehicle headlamp accordingto a first embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a stereoscopic structural schematic diagram of the mountingstructure of a primary optical element for a vehicle headlamp accordingto the first embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a stereoscopic structural schematic diagram of a primaryoptical element and a mounting bracket according to the first embodimentof the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is an exploded schematic diagram of an overall structureaccording to the first embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a stereoscopic structural schematic diagram of the overallstructure according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a right view of the overall structure according to the firstembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is a front view of the overall structure according to the firstembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 8 is a bottom view of the overall structure according to the firstembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 9 is a top view of the overall structure according to the firstembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 10 is a structural schematic diagram of an A-A section of theoverall structure according to the first embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 11 is an exploded schematic diagram of an overall structureaccording to a second specific embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 12 is a structural schematic diagram of the rear end according tothe second specific embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 13 is a structural schematic diagram of the upper side according tothe second specific embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 14 is a sectional structural schematic diagram of a third specificembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 15 is an exploded schematic diagram of an overall structureaccording to the third specific embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 16 is a structural schematic diagram of a primary optical elementaccording to the third specific embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 17 is a structural schematic diagram of the third specificembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram of an overall structure according to afourth specific embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 19 is a sectional structural schematic diagram of the fourthspecific embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 20 is a structural schematic diagram of a primary optical elementaccording to the fourth specific embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 21 is an exploded schematic diagram according to the fourthspecific embodiment of the present disclosure.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SYMBOLS

1. primary optical element, 101. positioning rib, 102. light guidingbody, 103. wedge-shaped gap, 104. flanging protrusion structure, 2.mounting bracket, 201. mounting bracket rear 202. rear positioningpositioning face, pin, 203. mounting bracket front 204. mountingpositioning face bracket positioning pin, 205. circuit board positioning206. buckle matching pin, hole, 207. matching clamping groove 208. coverplate structure, mounting hole, 209. connecting rib, 3. cover plate,301. cover plate rear 302. cover plate front positioning face,positioning face, 303. cover plate positioning hole, 304. buckle, 305.boss, 306. cover plate fixing hole, 4. circuit board, 401. circuit boardpositioning hole, 5. radiator, 501. radiator positioning hole, 6.mounting screw, 7. inner lamp lens, 8. lens bracket, 9. lens, 10. lenscollar.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

Hereunder the specific embodiments of the present disclosure will beillustrated in detail in connection with the accompanying drawings. Itshould be understood that the specific embodiments described here areonly used for illustrating and explaining the present disclosure, butnot used for limiting the present disclosure.

Firstly, it should be noted that in the description below, in order toclearly illustrate the technical solutions of the present disclosure,some related location words, e.g., “rear”, “front” and the like, are allof meaning analogized according to the orientations indicated by a lightemergent path, and for example, by taking a primary optical element asan example, the end, close to a light source, of the primary opticalelement is the rear end, while the end away from the light source is thefront end; and it also can be understood that the end where the lightenters is the rear end, and the end where the light emerges is the frontend. In addition, in order to facilitate illustration, “X”, “Y” and “Z”mentioned in the present disclosure represent meaning analogizedaccording to the orientations normally indicated in the using process ofa vehicle, and according to description of engineering technicalpersonnel in the vehicle industry on the overall orientation of thevehicle, an X direction represents a front-back direction of the vehiclein normal use, a Y direction represents a left-right direction of thevehicle in normal use, and a Z direction represents an up-down directionof the vehicle in normal use.

In the description of the present disclosure, it should be noted thatunless expressly stipulated or defined, terms “installed” and“connected” should be broadly understood, for example, “connected” maybe fixedly connected, detachably connected, or integrally connected, andmay be directly connected, indirectly connected by a medium, internallycommunicated between two elements or interacted with each other betweentwo elements. Those ordinarily skilled in the art can understandspecific meanings of the terms in the present disclosure according tospecific conditions.

With reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a mounting structure of a primaryoptical element for a vehicle headlamp according to the presentdisclosure includes a primary optical element 1, a mounting bracket 2for mounting the primary optical element 1 and a cover plate 3 connectedwith the mounting bracket 2, wherein a positioning limiting structurefor limiting a freedom degree of the primary optical element 1 isarranged on the primary optical element 1, the mounting bracket 2 andthe cover plate 3, and the positioning limiting structure includes: anup-down positioning limiting structure, the up-down positioning limitingstructure being arranged on the primary optical element 1, the mountingbracket 2 and the cover plate 3 so as to facilitate mounting andpositioning of the primary optical element 1 and limiting a freedomdegree of the primary optical element 1 in an up-down direction Z; and aleft-right positioning limiting structure and a front-back positioninglimiting structure, the left-right positioning limiting structure andthe front-back positioning limiting structure being arranged on theprimary optical element 1 and the mounting bracket 2 so as to facilitatemounting and positioning of the primary optical element 1 and limitingfreedom degrees of the primary optical element 1 in a front-backdirection X and a left-right direction Y.

As one specific structure form of the present disclosure, the up-downpositioning limiting structure includes a plurality of light guidingbodies 2 arranged at the rear end of the primary optical element 1,mounting bracket rear positioning faces 201 arranged at the rear end ofthe mounting bracket 2, mounting bracket front positioning faces 203arranged at the front end of the mounting bracket 2, cover plate rearpositioning faces 301 arranged at the rear portion of the cover plate 3and cover plate front positioning faces 302 arranged at the frontportion of the cover plate 3, the cover plate rear positioning faces 301and the cover plate front positioning faces 302 are arranged on the sameplane, the mounting bracket front positioning faces 203 and the mountingbracket rear positioning faces 201 are arranged on the same plane, thelower surfaces of the front portions of the light guiding bodies 102abut against the mounting bracket front positioning faces 203, the lowersurfaces of the rear portions of the light guiding bodies 102 abutagainst the mounting bracket rear positioning faces 201, the cover platefront positioning faces 302 abut against the upper surfaces of the frontportions of the light guiding bodies 102, and the cover plate rearpositioning faces 301 abut against the upper surfaces of the rearportions of the light guiding bodies 102 so as to limit the freedomdegree of the primary optical element 1 in the up-down direction Z.

In such a structure, only the accuracy of four planes, i.e., themounting bracket rear positioning face 201, the mounting bracket frontpositioning face 203, the cover plate rear positioning face 301 and thecover plate front positioning face 302, is required, the requirement onthe accuracy of the rest of portions is low, such design not only cansimplify production processes of the mounting bracket 2 and the coverplate 3, but also can reduce production cost, and meanwhile, even thoughthe requirement on the accuracy of the four positioning faces is higher,it is also achievable. When the accuracy of each positioning face isimproved, correspondingly, the positioning accuracy of the primaryoptical element 1 is also improved, and light passing through theprimary optical element 1 can more accurately achieve expected effects,so that the scrap rate of parts is reduced, and production cost isreduced.

As one optional structure form of the specific structure form, theup-down positioning limiting structure includes a plurality of bosses305 arranged on the surface of the cover plate 3 close to the primaryoptical element 1, the bosses 305 abut against one surface of theprimary optical element 1, and the other surface of the primary opticalelement 1 abuts against the mounting bracket 2 so as to limit thefreedom degree of the primary optical element 1 in the up-down directionZ.

As shown in FIG. 11 and FIG. 12, in such a structure, a plurality ofbosses 305 are arranged on the surface of the cover plate 3 close to theprimary optical element 1, the plurality of bosses 305 are in partialcontact with the surface of the primary optical element 1, and therequirement on the machining accuracy of a partially positioned part ata positioning position is high, while the machining requirement at anon-positioning position can be reduced, and thus, by replacing overallcontact with partial contact, machining cost can be reduced, and when anactual product has a problem of improper positioning and needs to betroubleshot, the troubleshooting difficulty can be reduced, uncertainvariables are reduced and the mounting structure is convenient to repairand convenient to maintain.

As another optional structure form, the up-down positioning limitingstructure includes a mounting groove formed on the mounting bracket 2,and the primary optical element 1 is arranged in the mounting groove andpositioned between the mounting bracket 2 and the cover plate 3 so as tolimit the freedom degree of the primary optical element 1 in the up-downdirection Z.

As shown in FIG. 14 to FIG. 16, in such a structure, the mounting groovefor mounting the primary optical element 1 is formed on the mountingbracket 2, two sides of the mounting groove may be in contact with theleft and right sides of the primary optical element 1 so as to limitmovement of the primary optical element in the left-right direction Y.Meanwhile, the lower surface of the cover plate 3 is in contact with theupper surface of the primary optical element 1, and the cover plate 3 isconnected with the mounting bracket 2, so that movement of the primaryoptical element 1 in the up-down direction Z can be limited. Such astructure can reduce unnecessary parts or portions for limiting movementof the primary optical element 1, the structure is relatively compact,the limiting effect is good, and the primary optical element 1 isdifficult to move in the using process.

As another specific structure form of the present disclosure, as shownin FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, according to the primary optical element 1 of thepresent disclosure, a wedge-shaped gap 103 is formed between each twoadjacent light guiding bodies 102 from the rear end to the front end,and the mounting bracket rear positioning faces 201 correspond to thewedge-shaped gaps 103 one to one; and the front ends of the lightguiding bodies 102 are connected into one whole body, and a positioningrib 101 is arranged or integrally formed in the wedge-shaped gap 103between each two adjacent light guiding bodies 102. The left-rightpositioning limiting structure and the front-back positioning limitingstructure include two rear positioning pins 202 arranged on eachmounting bracket rear positioning face 201 and in the front-backdirection, gaps between every two rear positioning pins 202 arranged inthe front-back direction correspond to the positioning ribs 101 one toone, and the positioning ribs 101 are clamped between the twocorresponding rear positioning pins 202 and abut against the twocorresponding rear positioning pins 202 so as to limit the freedomdegree of the primary optical element 1 in the front-back direction X;and two opposite faces of each two adjacent light guiding bodies 102abut against the corresponding rear positioning pins 202 so as to limitthe freedom degree of the primary optical element 1 in the left-rightdirection Y.

It should be noted herein that for the primary optical element 1, anyone part or structure for installation and positioning, which isarranged on the primary optical element 1, can generate influences on alight distributing effect of light more or less, and these influencescommonly are negative, and thus, the parts or structures forinstallation and positioning on the primary optical element 1 should bereduced to the greatest extent. According to the mounting structure of aprimary optical element for a vehicle headlamp, which is provided by thepresent disclosure, by arranging or integrally forming the positioningrib 101 in the wedge-shaped gap 103 between two adjacent light guidingbodies 102 and clamping the positioning rib 101 between the rearpositioning pins 202 on the mounting bracket 2, a plurality of suchrepeated structures can simultaneously carry out positioning andlimiting on the front-back freedom degree and the left-right freedomdegree of the primary optical element 1 without adding other structures,so that the influences of the parts or structures for installation andpositioning on the light incident to the primary optical element 1 arereduced to the greatest extent, optical efficiency is improved, andlight stability is enhanced.

As one optional structure form of the specific structure form, as shownin FIG. 11 and FIG. 13, two rows of rear positioning pins 202 arearranged on the upper surface and/or the lower surface of the rearportion of the mounting bracket 2, two front-back adjacent rearpositioning pins 202 are arranged in the front-back direction X, gapsbetween every two rear positioning pins 202 arranged in the front-backdirection X correspond to the positioning ribs 101 one to one, and thepositioning ribs 101 are clamped between the two corresponding rearpositioning pins 202 and abut against the two corresponding rearpositioning pins 202 so as to limit the freedom degree of the primaryoptical element 1 in the front-back direction X; and two opposite facesof each two adjacent light guiding bodies 102 abut against thecorresponding rear positioning pins 202 so as to limit the freedomdegree of the primary optical element 1 in the left-right direction Y.

In a second specific embodiment as shown in FIG. 11 to FIG. 13, theprimary optical element 1 includes an upper primary optical element anda lower primary optical element, the cover plate 3 includes an uppercover plate and a lower cover plate, the upper primary optical elementand the upper cover plate for limiting the upper primary optical elementin the up-down direction Z are sequentially installed on the upper sideof the mounting bracket 2 from bottom to top, an inner lamp lens 7 isinstalled on the upper side of the upper cover plate, and the lowerprimary optical element and the lower cover plate for limiting the lowerprimary optical element in the up-down direction Z are sequentiallyinstalled on the lower side of the mounting bracket 2 from top tobottom; and the upper primary optical element and the lower primaryoptical element each include a plurality of light guiding bodies 102,wherein the light emergent ends of the light guiding bodies 102 of theupper primary optical element are connected with each other to form anupper light emergent surface, the light emergent ends of the lightguiding bodies 102 of the lower primary optical element are connectedwith each other to form a lower light emergent surface, a light incidentsurface of the inner lamp lens 7 corresponds to the upper light emergentsurface, and the bottom of the inner lamp lens 7 is positioned within aheight range of the upper light emergent surface.

The primary optical element 1 is preferably made of a transparent silicagel material, and in order to solve problems of inconvenience ininstallation and positioning inaccuracy of the primary optical element 1made of the silica gel material, the front-back and left-rightdirections of the primary optical element 1 can be limited by theleft-right positioning limiting structure and the front-back positioninglimiting structure, and the up-down direction of the primary opticalelement 1 is limited by the cover plate 3, so that the primary opticalelement 1 can be subjected to omnibearing positioning, and the primaryoptical element 1 is more convenient to install and more accurate toposition. By inserting each positioning rib 101 in the gap between twocorresponding rear positioning pins 202, the front-back direction X ofthe primary optical element 1 can be limited, and by abutting twoopposite surfaces of each two adjacent light guiding bodies 102 againstthe corresponding rear positioning pin 202, the freedom degree of theprimary optical element 1 in the left-right direction Y can be limited,so that it is accurate to position, and relative positions between thelight incident ends of the light guiding bodies 102 of the primaryoptical element 1 and the light source and a position relationship amongthe light guiding bodies 102 are effectively ensured, and thus, it isdifficult to generate excessive optical efficiency loss caused bypositioning inaccuracy and light pattern distortion caused bydeformation of the primary optical element 1. In addition, conventionalfront-back pressing-in installation of the primary optical element 1 ischanged into up-down pressing-in installation, so that an installationstroke is effectively reduced, it is more aligned with structuralcharacteristics of the primary optical element 1, and the primaryoptical element 1 is more convenient to install.

As another optional structure form of the specific structure form, asshown in FIG. 15, a row of rear positioning pins 202 are arranged at therear portion of the mounting bracket 2 in the left-right direction Y, amatching clamping groove structure 207 is arranged at the front portionof the mounting bracket 2, the matching clamping groove structure 207 isin buckled connection with a flanging protrusion structure 104 arrangedat the front portion of the primary optical element 1, and the rearpositioning pins 202 are inserted into the wedge-shaped gaps 103 so asto limit the freedom degrees of the primary optical element 1 in theleft-right direction Y and the front-back direction X.

In a third specific embodiment as shown in FIG. 14 to FIG. 17, theprimary optical element 1 is arranged in an accommodating cavity definedby a circuit board 4, a lens bracket 8 and a lens 9 with a grid-shapedstructure, a radiator 5 is arranged at the rear end of the circuit board4, and the primary optical element 1 is installed at the front end ofthe circuit board 4.

The mounting bracket 2 is provided with a mounting groove for mountingthe primary optical element 1, the primary optical element 1 ispositioned between the mounting bracket 2 and the cover plate 3,mounting strips are symmetrically arranged on the left and right sidesof the mounting groove, and the mounting strips are connected withmounting structures on the left and right sides of the cover plate 3together. A matching clamping groove structure 207 is arranged at thefront portion of the mounting groove, a flanging protrusion structure104 is arranged at a corresponding position at the front portion of theprimary optical element 1, and the flanging protrusion structure 104 isinserted into the matching clamping groove structure 207, so that notonly can the primary optical element 1 be positioned, but also thefreedom degree of the primary optical element 1 in the front-backdirection X can be limited. Cooperatively, the rear positioning pins 202are inserted into the wedge-shaped gaps 103, so that the freedom degreesof the primary optical element 1 in the front-back direction X and theleft-and-rear direction Y can be limited.

More specifically, the rear positioning pin 202 is of a cone frustumstructure or a pyramid frustum structure of which the sectional area ofan upper portion is smaller than the sectional area of a lower portion,and a backstop structure is arranged on the surface of each rearpositioning pin 202 abutting against the positioning rib 101. Thestructure of the rear positioning pin 202, of which the upper portion issmall and the lower portion is big, can make the upper portion of thegap between the two rear positioning pins 202 big and make the lowerportion of the gap small so as to benefit installation of thepositioning rib 101, and meanwhile, the backstop structure can ensurethat the positioning rib 101 is relatively fixed in mounting positionand is difficult to shift in the normal using process, so as to ensurethe stability of optical performance of the primary optical element 1.

In FIG. 4, as one preferred embodiment of the present disclosure,mounting bracket positioning pins 204 and buckle matching holes 206 aredisposed on the left and right sides of the mounting bracket 2, coverplate positioning holes 303 and buckles 304 are disposed on the left andright sides of the cover plate 3, and the mounting bracket positioningpins 204 correspond to the cover plate positioning holes 303 one to one,and the buckle matching holes 206 correspond to the buckles 304 one toone.

Optionally, mounting bracket positioning pins 204 and cover platemounting holes 208 are disposed on the left and right sides of themounting bracket 2, cover plate positioning holes 303 and cover platefixing holes 306 are formed in the left and right sides of the coverplate 3, and the mounting bracket positioning pins 204 correspond to thecover plate positioning holes 303 one to one, and the cover platemounting holes 208 correspond to the cover plate fixing holes 306 one toone.

As shown in FIG. 11 and FIG. 14, the mounting bracket positioning pins204 of the mounting bracket 2 are inserted into the cover platepositioning holes 303 to carry out accurate positioning on a mountingposition of the cover plate 3, then the cover plate mounting holes 208correspond to the cover plate fixing holes 306 one to one, and themounting bracket 2 and the cover plate 3 can be connected together byfasteners such as screws, bolts and the like.

More preferably, the mounting bracket positioning pin 204 is of acylinder structure or a cone frustum structure or a cuboid structure ora pyramid frustum structure.

In a fourth specific embodiment of the present disclosure, as shown inFIG. 18 to FIG. 21, the mounting structure includes a primary opticalsystem and a secondary projecting system; the primary optical systemincludes a primary optical element 1, a mounting bracket 2, a coverplate 3, a circuit board 4 and a radiator 5; the secondary projectingsystem includes a lens bracket 8, a lens 9 and a lens collar 10 forconnecting the lens 9 with the lens bracket 8, and the lens bracket 8 isconnected with the mounting bracket 2; the primary optical element 1 isdivided into an upper-layer optical element and a lower-layer opticalelement, the upper-layer optical element and the lower-layer opticalelement are each provided with light guiding bodies 102, and the lightguiding bodies 102 correspond to one light source; and the mountingbracket 2 is provided with two rows of rectangular holes, and the lightguiding bodies 102 can be inserted into the rectangular holes.

The left-right positioning limiting structure and the front-backpositioning limiting structure include at least one row of rectangularholes formed in the mounting bracket 2 and a positioning rib 101arranged in a wedge-shaped gap 103 between each two adjacent lightguiding bodies 102, each rectangular hole is provided with a connectingrib 209 in the left-right direction Y, the rectangular holes correspondto the light guiding bodies 102 one to one, and the light guiding bodies102 are inserted into the rectangular holes and the positioning ribs 101abut against the connecting ribs 209 so as to limit the freedom degreeof the primary optical element 1 in the left-right direction and limitbackward movement of the primary optical element; and the up-downpositioning limiting structure includes a groove formed on the lowersurface of the cover plate 3 and flanging protrusion structures 104arranged at the upper portion and the lower portion of the front end ofthe primary optical element 1, the light guiding bodies 102 are insertedinto the rectangular holes, the flanging protrusion structure 104 at theupper portion of the front end of the primary optical element 1 isinserted into the groove, and the flanging protrusion structure 104 atthe lower portion of the front end of the primary optical element 1abuts against the upper surface of a horizontally extending platformstructure on the mounting bracket 2 so as to limit the freedom degree ofthe primary optical element 1 in the up-down direction. Meanwhile, thehorizontally extending platform structure on the mounting bracket 2limits forward movement of the primary optical element 1.

In the figures, the primary optical element 1 of the present disclosureis provided with two rows of light guiding bodies 102, the positioningrib 101 is formed between each two light guiding bodies 102 which areadjacent in the left-right direction, the positioning ribs 101 not onlycan make connection among the light guiding bodies 102 firmer, but alsocan take an effect on positioning and fixing of the primary opticalelement 11, the light guiding bodies 102 are inserted into thecorresponding rectangular holes, and the positioning ribs 101 abutagainst the connecting ribs 209 between every two adjacent rectangularholes, so that the primary optical element 1 can be accuratelypositioned and it can be guaranteed that the primary optical element 1does not move towards one end of the light source or move towards theup-down direction Z and the left-right direction Y in the using process.Meanwhile, by closely abutting the flanging protrusion structure 104 atthe lower portion of the front end of the primary optical element 1against the lateral surface of the horizontally extending platformstructure on the mounting bracket 2, movement of the primary opticalelement 1 towards the side away from the light source can be limited,and finally, by connecting the cover plate 3 with the mounting bracket 2together, the freedom degrees of the primary optical element 1 in thefront-back direction X, the left-right direction Y and the up-downdirection Z can be limited.

It can be seen from FIG. 21 that in the fourth specific embodiment ofthe present disclosure, the mounting bracket 2 is provided withpositioning holes, the cover plate 3 is provided with positioning pins,and the positioning pins on the cover plate 3 are inserted into thepositioning holes in the mounting bracket 2 to meet the positioningrequirement of the mounting bracket 2 and the cover plate 3. However,such a mounting structure may also be in other structure forms, forexample, the mounting bracket 2 is provided with positioning pins andthe cover plate 3 is provided with positioning holes, through which thepositioning requirement can also be met, and the specific structure formcan be changed according to actual demands of the mounting structure.

In FIG. 4 to FIG. 10, the mounting structure for a primary opticalelement for a vehicle headlamp of the present disclosure furtherincludes a circuit board 4, a radiator 5 on which the circuit board 4 isinstalled and mounting screws 6, the circuit board 4 is provided withcircuit board positioning holes 401, the radiator 5 is provided withradiator positioning holes 501, the mounting bracket 2 is provided withcircuit board positioning pins 205, and the circuit board positioningpins 205 correspond to the circuit board positioning holes 401 and theradiator positioning holes 501 one to one; and the mounting screws 6 areadapted to fix the mounting bracket 2 and the circuit board 4 onto theradiator 5.

In the present disclosure, installation and positioning of the primaryoptical element 1 and installation of other related parts areillustrated as follows: firstly, the primary optical element 1 isinstalled on the mounting bracket 2, and each positioning rib 101 on theprimary optical element 1 is clamped between two corresponding rearpositioning pins 202 on the mounting bracket 2; and it should be notedthat the positioning ribs 101 need to be clamped in place to go beyondthe backstop structures, and after the primary optical element 1 isinstalled in place, if it is found that there are still big gaps betweenthe positioning ribs 101 and two corresponding rear positioning pins202, replacement needs to be carried out in time so as to avoid a casethat due to the big gaps, the primary optical element 1 is instable inoptical performance and rapid to wear in the using process. After theprimary optical element 1 is installed in place, the left and rightmounting bracket positioning pins 204 and the left and right cover platepositioning holes 303 in the cover plate 3 are correspondinglyinstalled, and the buckle matching holes 206 and the buckles 304 arecorrespondingly installed so as to form a small assembly. At that time,the lower surfaces of the front portions of the light guiding bodies102, (i.e., the lower surface of the front portion of the primaryoptical element 1) abut against the mounting bracket front positioningfaces 203, the lower surfaces of the rear portions of the light guidingbodies 102 abut against the mounting bracket rear positioning faces 201,the cover plate front positioning faces 302 abut against the uppersurfaces of the front portions of the light guiding bodies 102, and thecover plate rear positioning faces 301 abut against the upper surfacesof the rear portions of the light guiding bodies 102 so as to limit thefreedom degree of the primary optical element 1 in the up-downdirection. Similarly, if the planes cannot fully abut against each otherand there is a certain gap therebetween, parts with proper sizes need tobe reselected for reinstallation. Finally, this small assembly isconnected with the circuit board 4 and the radiator 5 by the mountingscrews 6 so as to form the mounting structure of a primary opticalelement for a vehicle headlamp of the present disclosure.

In addition, the present disclosure further provides a vehicle lamp. Thevehicle lamp is provided with the mounting structure of a primaryoptical element for a vehicle headlamp according to any one of theabove-mentioned technical solutions.

Further, the present disclosure further provides a vehicle. The vehicleincludes the vehicle lamp according to the above-mentioned technicalsolution.

It can be seen from the description above that the mounting structure ofa primary optical element for a vehicle headlamp of the presentdisclosure includes the primary optical element 1, the mounting bracket2 for mounting the primary optical element 1 and the cover plate 3connected with the mounting bracket 2; the positioning limitingstructure for limiting the freedom degree of the primary optical elementis arranged on the primary optical element 1, the mounting bracket 2 andthe cover plate 3; and the positioning limiting structure includes: theup-down positioning limiting structure, the up-down positioning limitingstructure being arranged on the primary optical element 1, the mountingbracket 2 and the cover plate 3 so as to facilitate mounting andpositioning of the primary optical element 1 and limiting the freedomdegree of the primary optical element 1 in the up-down direction; andthe left-right positioning limiting structure and the front-backpositioning limiting structure, the left-right positioning limitingstructure and the front-back positioning limiting structure beingarranged on the primary optical element 1 and the mounting bracket 2 soas to facilitate mounting and positioning of the primary optical element1 and limiting the freedom degrees of the primary optical element 1 inthe front-back direction and the left-right direction. According to thepresent disclosure, the positioning limiting structures in thefront-back direction and the left-right direction are formed by thepositioning ribs 101 between every two adjacent light guiding bodies 102on the primary optical element 1 and the rear positioning pins 202 onthe mounting bracket 2, and then the cover plate 3 is utilized to formthe positioning limiting structure in the up-down direction for theprimary optical element 1; and the positioning limiting structure of thepresent disclosure effectively ensures that the primary optical element1 has few attachment structures, the influence on light distributionperformance of light is small, the installation stability of the primaryoptical element can be effectively ensure and normal use of the primaryoptical element 1 is ensured.

The preferred embodiments of the present disclosure are described indetail above in connection with the accompanying drawings, but thepresent disclosure is not limited to the specific details in theembodiments above. Within the scope of the technical conception of thepresent disclosure, various simple variations can be made to thetechnical solutions of the present disclosure, and these simplevariations all shall fall within the scope of the present disclosure.

Additionally, it should be noted that various specific technicalcharacteristics described in the specific embodiments above, in a caseof no conflicts, can be combined in any proper mode, and in order toavoid unnecessary repetition, various possible combination modes willnot be additionally illustrated in the present disclosure.

In addition, various different embodiments of the present disclosurealso can be randomly combined, and as long as they are not departed fromthe thought of the present disclosure, they also should be regarded ascontents disclosed by the present disclosure.

The invention claimed is:
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A mounting structure of a primary opticalelement for a vehicle headlamp, comprising a primary optical element, amounting bracket for mounting the primary optical element and a coverplate connected with the mounting bracket, wherein a positioninglimiting structure for limiting a freedom degree of the primary opticalelement is provided on the primary optical element, the mounting bracketand the cover plate, and the positioning limiting structure comprises:an up-down positioning limiting structure, the up-down positioninglimiting structure is provided on the primary optical element, themounting bracket and the cover plate so as to facilitate mounting andpositioning of the primary optical element and limiting a freedom degreeof the primary optical element in an up-down direction (Z); and aleft-right positioning limiting structure and a front-back positioninglimiting structure, the left-right positioning limiting structure andthe front-back positioning limiting structure are provided on theprimary optical element and the mounting bracket so as to facilitatemounting and positioning of the primary optical element and limitingfreedom degrees of the primary optical element in a front-back direction(X) and a left-right direction (Y); wherein, the up-down positioninglimiting structure comprises a plurality of light guiding bodiesarranged at a rear end of the primary optical element, a mountingbracket rear positioning face arranged at a rear end of the mountingbracket, a mounting bracket front positioning face arranged at a frontend of the mounting bracket, a cover plate rear positioning facearranged at a rear portion of the cover plate and a cover plate frontpositioning face arranged at a front portion of the cover plate, thecover plate rear positioning face and the cover plate front positioningface are arranged on the same plane, the mounting bracket frontpositioning face and the mounting bracket rear positioning face arearranged on the same plane, lower surfaces of front portions of thelight guiding bodies abut against the mounting bracket front positioningface, lower surfaces of rear portions of the light guiding bodies abutagainst the mounting bracket rear positioning face, the cover platefront positioning face abuts against the upper surfaces of the frontportions of the light guiding bodies, and the cover plate rearpositioning face abuts against the upper surfaces of the rear portionsof the light guiding bodies so as to limit the freedom degree of theprimary optical element in the up-down direction (Z); or the up-downpositioning limiting structure comprises a plurality of bosses arrangedon one surface of the cover plate close to the primary optical element,the bosses abut against one surface of the primary optical element, andthe other surface of the primary optical element abuts against themounting bracket so as to limit the freedom degree of the primaryoptical element in the up-down direction (Z); or the up-down positioninglimiting structure comprises a mounting groove formed on the mountingbracket, and the primary optical element is arranged in the mountinggroove and positioned between the mounting bracket and the cover plateso as to limit the freedom degree of the primary optical element in theup-down direction (Z); a wedge-shaped gap is formed between two adjacentlight guiding bodies from the rear end to the front end, and themounting bracket rear positioning face and the wedge-shaped dap are inone-to-one correspondence; the front ends of the light guiding bodiesare connected into one whole body, and a positioning rib is arranged orintegrally formed in the wedge-shaped gap between two adjacent lightguiding bodies; the left-right positioning limiting structure and thefront-back positioning limiting structure comprise two rear positioningpins arranged on the mounting bracket rear positioning face, the tworear positioning pins are arranged in the front- back direction, a gapbetween the two rear positioning pins corresponds to the positioning ribone to one, and the positioning rib is clamped between the two rearpositioning pins and abuts against the two rear positioning pins so asto limit the freedom degree of the primary optical element in thefront-back direction (X); and two opposite faces of the two adjacentlight guiding bodies abut against the rear positioning pins so as tolimit the freedom degree of the primary optical element in theleft-right direction (Y); or two rows of rear positioning pins arearranged on the upper surface and/or the lower surface of the rearportion of the mounting bracket, two front-back adjacent rearpositioning pins are arranged in the front-back direction (X), a gapbetween the two rear positioning pins corresponds to the positioning ribone to one, and the positioning rib is clamped between the two rearpositioning pins and abuts against the two rear positioning pins so asto limit the freedom degree of the primary optical element in thefront-back direction (X); and two opposite faces of the two adjacentlight guiding bodies abut against the rear positioning pins so as tolimit the freedom degree of the primary optical element in theleft-right direction (Y); or a row of rear positioning pins are arrangedat the rear portion of the mounting bracket in the left-right direction(Y), a matching clamping groove structure is formed at the front portionof the mounting bracket, the matching clamping groove structure is inbuckled connection with a flanging protrusion structure formed at thefront portion of the primary optical element, and the rear positioningpins are inserted into the wedge-shaped gap so as to limit the freedomdegrees of the primary optical element in the left-right direction (Y)and the front-back direction (X).
 2. The mounting structure of a primaryoptical element for a vehicle headlamp according to claim 1, wherein,mounting bracket positioning pins and buckle matching holes are disposedon the left and right sides of the mounting bracket, cover platepositioning holes and buckles are disposed on the left and right sidesof the cover plate, the mounting bracket positioning pins correspond tothe cover plate positioning holes one to one, and the buckle matchingholes correspond to the buckles one to one; or mounting bracketpositioning pins and cover plate mounting holes are disposed on the leftand right sides of the mounting bracket, cover plate positioning holesand cover plate fixing holes are formed in the left and right sides ofthe cover plate, the mounting bracket positioning pins correspond to thecover plate positioning holes one to one, and the cover plate mountingholes correspond to the cover plate fixing holes one to one.
 3. Themounting structure of a primary optical element for a vehicle headlampaccording to claim 1, wherein, the primary optical element comprises anupper primary optical element and a lower primary optical element, thecover plate comprises an upper cover plate and a lower cover plate, theupper primary optical element and the upper cover plate for limiting theupper primary optical element in the up-down direction (Z) aresequentially installed on the upper side of the mounting bracket frombottom to top, an inner lamp lens is installed on the upper side of theupper cover plate, and the lower primary optical element and the lowercover plate for limiting the lower primary optical element in theup-down direction (Z) are sequentially installed on the lower side ofthe mounting bracket from top to bottom; and the upper primary opticalelement and the lower primary optical element each comprise a pluralityof light guiding bodies, wherein the light emergent ends of the lightguiding bodies of the upper primary optical element are connected witheach other to form an upper light emergent surface, the light emergentends of the light guiding bodies of the lower primary optical elementare connected with each other to form a lower light emergent surface, alight incident surface of the inner lamp lens corresponds to the upperlight emergent surface, and the bottom of the inner lamp lens ispositioned within a height range of the upper light emergent surface. 4.The mounting structure of a primary optical element for a vehicleheadlamp according to claim 3, wherein, the up-down positioning limitingstructure comprises a plurality of bosses formed on one surface of thecover plate close to the primary optical element, the bosses abutagainst one surface of the primary optical element, and the othersurface of the primary optical element abuts against the mountingbracket so as to limit the freedom degree of the primary optical elementin the up-down direction (Z).
 5. The mounting structure of a primaryoptical element for a vehicle headlamp according to claim 4, wherein,two rows of rear positioning pins are arranged on the upper surfaceand/or the lower surface of the rear portion of the mounting bracket,two front-back adjacent rear positioning pins are arranged in thefront-back direction (X), a gap between the two rear positioning pinscorresponds to the positioning rib one to one, and the positioning ribis clamped between the two rear positioning pins and abuts against thetwo rear positioning pins so as to limit the freedom degree of theprimary optical element in the front-back direction (X); and twoopposite faces of the two adjacent light guiding bodies abut against therear positioning pins so as to limit the freedom degree of the primaryoptical element in the left-right direction (Y).
 6. The mountingstructure of a primary optical element for a vehicle headlamp accordingto claim 1, wherein, the primary optical element is arranged in anaccommodating cavity defined by a circuit board, a lens bracket and alens with a grid-shaped structure, a radiator is arranged at the rearend of the circuit board, and the primary optical element is installedat the front end of the circuit board.
 7. The mounting structure of aprimary optical element for a vehicle headlamp according to claim 6,wherein, the up-down positioning limiting structure comprises a mountinggroove formed on the mounting bracket, and the primary optical elementis arranged in the mounting groove and positioned between the mountingbracket and the cover plate so as to limit the freedom degree of theprimary optical element in the up-down direction (Z).
 8. The mountingstructure of a primary optical element for a vehicle headlamp accordingto claim 7, wherein, a row of rear positioning pins are arranged at therear portion of the mounting bracket in the left-right direction (Y), amatching clamping groove structure is formed at the front portion of themounting bracket, the matching clamping groove structure is in buckledconnection with a flanging protrusion structure arranged at the frontportion of the primary optical element, and the rear positioning pinsare inserted into the wedge-shaped gap so as to limit the freedomdegrees of the primary optical element in the left-right direction (Y)and the front-back direction (X).
 9. The mounting structure of a primaryoptical element for a vehicle headlamp according to claim 1, wherein,comprising a primary optical system and a secondary projecting system,the primary optical system comprises the primary optical element, themounting bracket, the cover plate, a circuit board and a radiator, thesecondary projecting system comprises a lens bracket, a lens and a lenscollar for connecting the lens with the lens bracket, and the lensbracket is connected with the mounting bracket; the primary opticalelement is divided into an upper-layer optical element and a lower-layeroptical element, the upper-layer optical element and the lower-layeroptical element are each provided with light guiding bodies, and thelight guiding bodies correspond to one light source; and the mountingbracket is provided with two rows of rectangular holes, and the lightguiding bodies can be inserted into the rectangular holes.
 10. Themounting structure of a primary optical element for a vehicle headlampaccording to claim 9, wherein, the left-right positioning limitingstructure and the front-back positioning limiting structure comprise atleast one row of rectangular holes formed in the mounting bracket and apositioning rib arranged in a wedge-shaped gap between two adjacentlight guiding bodies, each rectangular hole is provided with aconnecting rib in the left-right direction (Y), the rectangular holesand the light guiding bodies are in one-to-one correspondence, and thelight guiding bodies are inserted into the rectangular holes and thepositioning rib abuts against the connecting ribs so as to limit thefreedom degree of the primary optical element in the left-rightdirection (Y) and limit backward movement of the primary opticalelement; the up-down positioning limiting structure comprises a grooveformed on the lower surface of the cover plate and flanging protrusionstructures arranged at the upper portion and the lower portion of thefront end of the primary optical element, the light guiding bodies areinserted into the rectangular holes, the flanging protrusion structureat the upper portion of the front end of the primary optical element isinserted into the groove, and the flanging protrusion structure at thelower portion of the front end of the primary optical element abutsagainst the upper surface of a horizontally extending platform structureon the mounting bracket so as to limit the freedom degree of the primaryoptical element in the up-down direction (Z); and the horizontallyextending platform structure on the mounting bracket limits forwardmovement of the primary optical element.
 11. A vehicle lamp, comprisingthe mounting structure of a primary optical element for a vehicleheadlamp according to claim
 1. 12. The vehicle headlamp according toclaim 11, wherein, the up-down positioning limiting structure comprisesa plurality of light guiding bodies arranged at a rear end of theprimary optical element, a mounting bracket rear positioning facearranged at a rear end of the mounting bracket, a mounting bracket frontpositioning face arranged at a front end of the mounting bracket, acover plate rear positioning face arranged at a rear portion of thecover plate and a cover plate front positioning face arranged at a frontportion of the cover plate, the cover plate rear positioning face andthe cover plate front positioning face are arranged on the same plane,the mounting bracket front positioning face and the mounting bracketrear positioning face are arranged on the same plane, lower surfaces offront portions of the light guiding bodies abut against the mountingbracket front positioning face, lower surfaces of rear portions of thelight guiding bodies abut against the mounting bracket rear positioningface, the cover plate front positioning face abuts against the uppersurfaces of the front portions of the light guiding bodies, and thecover plate rear positioning face abuts against the upper surfaces ofthe rear portions of the light guiding bodies so as to limit the freedomdegree of the primary optical element in the up-down direction (Z); orthe up-down positioning limiting structure comprises a plurality ofbosses arranged on one surface of the cover plate close to the primaryoptical element, the bosses abut against one surface of the primaryoptical element, and the other surface of the primary optical elementabuts against the mounting bracket so as to limit the freedom degree ofthe primary optical element in the up-down direction (Z); or the up-downpositioning limiting structure comprises a mounting groove formed on themounting bracket, and the primary optical element is arranged in themounting groove and positioned between the mounting bracket and thecover plate so as to limit the freedom degree of the primary opticalelement in the up-down direction (Z).
 13. The vehicle headlamp accordingto claim 12, wherein, mounting bracket positioning pins and bucklematching holes are disposed on the left and right sides of the mountingbracket, cover plate positioning holes and buckles are disposed on theleft and right sides of the cover plate, the mounting bracketpositioning pins correspond to the cover plate positioning holes one toone, and the buckle matching holes correspond to the buckles one to one;or mounting bracket positioning pins and cover plate mounting holes aredisposed on the left and right sides of the mounting bracket, coverplate positioning holes and cover plate fixing holes are formed in theleft and right sides of the cover plate, the mounting bracketpositioning pins correspond to the cover plate positioning holes one toone, and the cover plate mounting holes correspond to the cover platefixing holes one to one.
 14. The vehicle headlamp according to claim 11,wherein, the primary optical element comprises an upper primary opticalelement and a lower primary optical element, the cover plate comprisesan upper cover plate and a lower cover plate, the upper primary opticalelement and the upper cover plate for limiting the upper primary opticalelement in the up-down direction (Z) are sequentially installed on theupper side of the mounting bracket from bottom to top, an inner lamplens is installed on the upper side of the upper cover plate, and thelower primary optical element and the lower cover plate for limiting thelower primary optical element in the up-down direction (Z) aresequentially installed on the lower side of the mounting bracket fromtop to bottom; and the upper primary optical element and the lowerprimary optical element each comprise a plurality of light guidingbodies, wherein the light emergent ends of the light guiding bodies ofthe upper primary optical element are connected with each other to forman upper light emergent surface, the light emergent ends of the lightguiding bodies of the lower primary optical element are connected witheach other to form a lower light emergent surface, a light incidentsurface of the inner lamp lens corresponds to the upper light emergentsurface, and the bottom of the inner lamp lens is positioned within aheight range of the upper light emergent surface.
 15. The vehicleheadlamp according to claim 14, wherein, the up-down positioninglimiting structure comprises a plurality of bosses formed on one surfaceof the cover plate close to the primary optical element, the bosses abutagainst one surface of the primary optical element, and the othersurface of the primary optical element abuts against the mountingbracket so as to limit the freedom degree of the primary optical elementin the up-down direction (Z).
 16. The vehicle headlamp according toclaim 15, wherein, two rows of rear positioning pins are arranged on theupper surface and/or the lower surface of the rear portion of themounting bracket, two front-back adjacent rear positioning pins arearranged in the front-back direction (X), a gap between the two rearpositioning pins corresponds to the positioning rib one to one, and thepositioning rib is clamped between the two rear positioning pins andabuts against the two rear positioning pins so as to limit the freedomdegree of the primary optical element in the front-back direction (X);and two opposite faces of the two adjacent light guiding bodies abutagainst the rear positioning pins so as to limit the freedom degree ofthe primary optical element in the left-right direction (Y).
 17. Thevehicle headlamp according to claim 11, wherein, the primary opticalelement is arranged in an accommodating cavity defined by a circuitboard, a lens bracket and a lens with a grid-shaped structure, aradiator is arranged at the rear end of the circuit board, and theprimary optical element is installed at the front end of the circuitboard.
 18. The vehicle headlamp according to claim 17, wherein, theup-down positioning limiting structure comprises a mounting grooveformed on the mounting bracket, and the primary optical element isarranged in the mounting groove and positioned between the mountingbracket and the cover plate so as to limit the freedom degree of theprimary optical element in the up-down direction (Z).
 19. The vehicleheadlamp according to claim 18, wherein, a row of rear positioning pinsare arranged at the rear portion of the mounting bracket in theleft-right direction (Y), a matching clamping groove structure is formedat the front portion of the mounting bracket, the matching clampinggroove structure is in buckled connection with a flanging protrusionstructure arranged at the front portion of the primary optical element,and the rear positioning pins are inserted into the wedge-shaped gap soas to limit the freedom degrees of the primary optical element in theleft-right direction (Y) and the front-back direction (X).
 20. Thevehicle headlamp according to claim 11, wherein, comprising a primaryoptical system and a secondary projecting system, the primary opticalsystem comprises the primary optical element, the mounting bracket, thecover plate, a circuit board and a radiator, the secondary projectingsystem comprises a lens bracket, a lens and a lens collar for connectingthe lens with the lens bracket, and the lens bracket is connected withthe mounting bracket; the primary optical element is divided into anupper-layer optical element and a lower-layer optical element, theupper-layer optical element and the lower-layer optical element are eachprovided with light guiding bodies, and the light guiding bodiescorrespond to one light source; and the mounting bracket is providedwith two rows of rectangular holes, and the light guiding bodies can beinserted into the rectangular holes.
 21. The vehicle headlamp accordingto claim 20, wherein, the left-right positioning limiting structure andthe front-back positioning limiting structure comprise at least one rowof rectangular holes formed in the mounting bracket and a positioningrib arranged in a wedge-shaped gap between two adjacent light guidingbodies, each rectangular hole is provided with a connecting rib in theleft-right direction (Y), the rectangular holes and the light guidingbodies are in one-to-one correspondence, and the light guiding bodiesare inserted into the rectangular holes and the positioning rib abutsagainst the connecting ribs so as to limit the freedom degree of theprimary optical element in the left-right direction (Y) and limitbackward movement of the primary optical element; the up-downpositioning limiting structure comprises a groove formed on the lowersurface of the cover plate and flanging protrusion structures arrangedat the upper portion and the lower portion of the front end of theprimary optical element, the light guiding bodies are inserted into therectangular holes, the flanging protrusion structure at the upperportion of the front end of the primary optical element is inserted intothe groove, and the flanging protrusion structure at the lower portionof the front end of the primary optical element abuts against the uppersurface of a horizontally extending platform structure on the mountingbracket so as to limit the freedom degree of the primary optical elementin the up-down direction (Z); and the horizontally extending platformstructure on the mounting bracket limits forward movement of the primaryoptical element.